There are places for climbers, about which you can talk to another climber on the other side of the world and everyone knows immediately. Such a place could just arise in the north of Sardinia, more precisely in La Cerra. The young bouldering area offers not only fine granite, but also the trappings fit.This guide presents the current state of the bouldering sectors. The orientation on site is a piece of cake and the information from the texts helps additionally with the selection. Alberto, the owner of some of the blocks and operator of the agriturismo, will certainly help you on site.102 pagesLanguage EnglishEdition 2021I. Mirastschijski, F. Clotten

The development of the areas around Ulassai will continue ... The 2025 edition has increased by 18 pages. The climbing guide was published by a motivated local team and with your order you support the maintenance and development of the climbing areas around Ulassai.Variety is on offer: climbing on great slabs, in the absolutely vertical or also overhanging. What do you need? - enough time, 80 m rope, 16 express slings, harness and shoes.The climbing guide is presented in a modern style. Super colour photos, very good site plans and bilingual (Italian / English), statements about difficulty distribution, child-friendliness, orientation, approach time and susceptibility to mistrals. The parking spaces to be used are also named and presented by means of GPS data and QR code. 238 pagesLanguage Italian / EnglishEdition 2025 Ruben Becker

Versante Sud is dedicated to the great climbing island of Sardinia, especially the east. Eastern Sardinia has been known for years for the variety and quality of its crags.However, in the last ten years in particular, the number of climbing crags has increased impressively, especially in the Ogliastra region. At the same time, the renovation and revitalization of "classic" sectors by various players is helping to establish the island as one of the most sought-after and interesting sport climbing destinations in the Mediterranean, not least because of the scenic attractions and the magnificent rock.When it comes to the climbing guidebook, you can rely on the renowned quality of Topos from Versante Sud. Included areas: Baronia, Oliena, Gonone, Baunei, Jerzu, Ulassai, QuirraYou can also use the publisher's app with the enclosed code and access lots of information digitally.480 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2024R. FeldererVersante Sud

Standard work for Sardinia The standard work for every climber who wants to go to Sardinia. Now in the long-awaited new edition. This has increased enormously in volume (and unfortunately also in price). No wonder - climbing in Sardinia is booming.  In recent years, many new areas have been developed, it emerged a huge number of new routes on the island. A further description of the guide is actually superfluous. Who wants to climb in Sardinia and does not want to limit himself to the areas around Cala Gonone, can not avoid this guide, which is as clear as it is rich in content. For all areas there is a detailed description. In addition to access, rock, climbing style, protection, ideal season, sun and "not to be missed", there is a detailed description of each route. From this it is always clear what you are about to get involved in! The topos are located on very good color photos and often accompanied by expressive action photos. At the beginning of the guide are several pages on FAQ regarding climbing. Now you just have to go and make a difficult decision. Where to go in this climbing paradise? Rock: limestone Difficulties: every grade on the french scale / more than 3600 pitches Protection: sport climbing conditions Season: all year round 608 pages Language: German Edition 2011 / reprint 2021 M. Oviglia Fabula editore

The long-established Pietra di Luna climbing guide for the whole island is history.The complete work will now be split into several volumes. Due to the constant increase in new routes in Sardinia, this step makes perfect sense.With Pietra di Luna - Sud Sardegna, another volume in this new series is now being published. The climbing guide is dedicated to the areas east of the Campidano plain - from Monte Arci (Oristano) to the Monti del Sarrabus (Sette Fratelli) and the marvellous coasts of Villasimius.The south of Sardinia still has some lesser-known and therefore quieter crags to offer on the climbing island.In addition to Villasimius, a cliff of perfect granite, two other areas with routes in the finest granite have been created with the recently established crags of Garibaldi and Montezuma.Further north, towards Oristano, there is also an important new addition: Segariu. With its almost 150 routes, the area is probably the most important new thing in Sardinia in recent years - routes only 15 metres long, but high-quality limestone, from grade IV to 8b+.Also worth mentioning is the revitalised Furtei. Completely renovated, it is now a super-friendly climbing garden with many easy routes.Samugheo, not far away, offers many crags in just one square kilometre and is also a great place to camp. Not too many people know this area yet, but the crag is one of the most beautiful in Sardinia. All the areas included in this volume are up to date as of 2025.The topos are clearly laid out over colour photographs. For all routes, the essential informations are provided briefly and concisely with the grade, length and a short description 232 pageslanguage englishedition 2025M. Oviglia, G. Piras

Climbing guidebook? No, it is a climbing map on which climbing areas are marked. On the back you will find all the information about the rocks, i.e. topos, with corresponding pictograms (length, difficulty, etc.) and more detailed explanations. The latter only in Italian. Areas and sectors around Alghero, Osilo, Sennori, Sassari, Gallura and Laerru are described. Furthermore, there are valuable tips on accommodation and restaurants.   Map scale: 1 : 95.000 Language: Itailian Edition 2009 M. Oviglia Fabula editore Area: north Sardinia (areas: Alghero, Osilo, Sennori, Sassari, Gallura and Laerru) Rock: limestone Protection: sport climbing routes Season: all year round  

The fact that the trad climbing spots and multi-pitch routes require a separate guide is due to the enormous rock potential of Sardinia as well as the climbing boom and the ongoing development of new routes on the island. A total of approx. 1400 routes are described.There is a detailed description of each area/wall at the beginning. In addition to general information such as access and approach, rock, climbing style, protection, ideal time of year and orientation, there are detailed descriptions of all the individual routes. This always makes it clear what you are about to embark on! Lots of useful insider tips!In addition to the informative descriptions, the routes are laid out as a topo over very good color photos and often accompanied by informative action photos. At the beginning of the guide there are several pages of FAQs about climbing. Now you just have to go and make a difficult decision. Where to go in this climbing paradise? crags: 1 - Garibaldi (Sarrabus); 2 - Casteddu de su Dinai (Sarrabus); 3 - Placca del Frate (Sarrabus); 4 - Capo Carbonara (Villasimius); 5 - Jurassic Park (Tertenia); 6 - Carloforte (Sulcis); 7 - Nuxis (Sulcis); 8 - Domusnovas (Iglesiente); 9 - Gutturu Pala (Iglesiente); 10 - Masua (Iglesiente); 11 - Cala Domestica (Iglesiente); 12 - Pranu Sartu (Iglesiente); 13 - San Nicolò (Iglesiente); 14 - Capo Pecora (Iglesiente); 15 – Torre Cinzia (Villacidro); 16 - Ussassai (Ogliastra); 17 - Punta Giogadorgiu (Ogliastra); 18 - Villagrande (Ogliastra); 19 - Pedra Longa (Baunei); 20 - Punta Argennas (Baunei); 21 - Punta Giradili (Baunei); 22 - Amor de mi vida (Baunei); 23 - Monte Ginnircu (Baunei); 24 - Monte Santu (Baunei); 25 - Abissi (Baunei); 26 - Cala Goloritzè (Baunei); 27 - Oronnoro (Baunei); 28 - Punta Plumare (Baunei); 29 - Codula Sisine (Baunei); 30 - Monte Andau (Baunei); 31 - Donneneittu (Urzulei); 32 - S'Orcu (Urzulei); 33 - Gorroppeddu (Urzulei); 34 - Serra Oseli (Urzulei); 35 - Punta Cocuttos (Gole di Gorroppu); 36 - Sa Foradada (Gole di Gorroppu); 37 - Punta s'Iscopargiu (Gole di Gorroppu); 38 - Monte Oddeu (Dorgali); 39 - Surtana (Dorgali); 40 - Monte Gutturgios (Oliena); 41 - Badde Pentumas (Oliena); 42 - Monte Uddè (Oliena); 43 - Punta Cusidore (Oliena); 44 - Bruncu Nieddu (Oliena); 45 - Jacu Ruju (Oliena); 46 - Ortu Camminu (Oliena); 47 - Punta Carabidda (Oliena); 48 - La Poltrona (Cala Gonone); 49 - Biddiriscottai (Cala Gonone); 50 - Margheddie (Cala Gonone); 51 - Galtellì (Baronia); 52 - Onifai (Baronia); 53 - Valle delle Guglie (Monte Albo); 54 - Punte Albo; 55 - Pilastro Marragone (Padru); 56 - Lurusincu (Olbia); 57 - San Pantaleo; 58 - Punta Cugnana (San Pantaleo); 59 - Capo Testa (S. Teresa di Gallura); 60 - Monte Pulchiana (Aggius); 61 - Monte Limbara; 62 - Rocca della Bagassa (Anglona); 63 - Capo Caccia (Alghero). 460 pages language english edition 2014     M. Oviglia Fabula editore

For those who have already made up their minds and know that they will not be traveling the entire island, but will be staying in this area, this booklet is an up-to-date guide to the rocky world surrounding these three towns in the province of Ogliastra. The areas are also included in the climbing guide Pietra di Luna, but there at the level of 2011.The guide presents routes in 32 sport climbing areas and 6 trad areas. In addition to many single pitches, you will find enough multi-pitches in the sport climbing area and in the trad exclusively. In addition, the small climbing guide presents 3 hikes. In addition to color photopos, site plans, short sector descriptions, the geodata of the respective parking and rock are served.112 pagesLanguage Italian / EnglishEdition 2023M. Oviglia, G. Piras